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I am trying to find an excuse for a bunch of armoured characters running down zombies on the city streets. Medieval armour was not well received. So now i am thinking. … The zombies are walking dead style zombies, slow and dumb. …

I am trying to protect against fast zombies like the ones in the movie adaptation of World War Z, who can climb over each other, so take that into account. …

Whats best for a modern setting, fight zombies with a full medieval style armour or fighting zombies without armour ? Assume: There are circa 10 friends in the museum. … The zombies are the walking dead type, slow and dumb. …

Zombies are of the virus disease type. Zombies are still alive but their reasoning is damaged by the virus. Virus is a mutation of the rabies virus that spreads like flu virus. … Already turned zombies release a strong odour that discourage other zombies from attacking them. Zombies do not eat brains or flesh, they are just hyper-violent, like a rabid dog. …

Consider the zombies to be human-like, with characteristic zombie gait, only differing in that they don't need to eat, they eat out of taste for human flesh, not out of a need for nutrition. … Given a standard occupation roman army from Caesar or Augustus time, and a horde of archetypal zombies, how would the roman army fare versus the zombies? What tactics should be used ? …

Being smart as vitruvius is, he devised a plan on how to deal with the zombies. Use them as power sources! … Is there an alternative means to extract power from zombies? Would this provide enough power to move a war machine? …

Linked to Zombie perpetual machines This carriage was devised by Vitrivius as a way to make good use of the Zombies discovered in Roman territory. … Question: How many zombies would be needed to allow this carriage to transport 1 ton of supplies at 15km/h ? …